Modern Primitive

"Modern Primitive" is the new album by Septicflesh, showcasing a captivating blend of symphonic and cinematic music intertwined with aggressive yet infectious Death Metal. Demonstrating the band's musical progression over the years, "Modern Primitive" emerges as a more emotive, grand, and intense offering than ever before. Septicflesh originated in Greece in the early '90s under the name "Septic Flesh," founded by Spyridon Antoniou (known as Seth Siro Anton): vocals/bass, Christos Antoniou: guitar, and Sotirios Vagenas (known as Sotiris Anunnaki V.): guitar/clean vocals. The band released their debut EP, "Temple of The Lost Race," in 1991, followed by their first full-length album, "Mystic Places of Dawn," in 1994, and "ES??????" in 1995. The introduction of a female soprano vocalist, Natalie Rassoulis, in the album "Ophidian Wheel" in 1997 marked a shift towards a more symphonic style, which continued in "A Fallen Temple" (1998). Subsequent releases like "Revolution DNA" (1999) and "Sumerian Daemons" (2003) further solidified the band's musical evolution. Following a period of disbandment to pursue individual projects, Septicflesh reunited and released "Communion" in